In February, it was clearly felt that the stocks being invested in were greatly losing momentum, and the strength of the bears was increasing. Watching Trump and the president of Ukraine argue, tariffs being randomly waved like a club, and Musk exposing various corruptions in the USA government, staring at the ominous Candlestick trend of the Large Cap, the feeling of unease deepened day by day. At the beginning of March, decisively cleared the holdings in hand. Upon settlement, the profit margin dropped sharply from fifty percent to fifteen percent.
After closing positions, continue to pay attention to the Large Cap situation of the USA stock market, A-shares, and Malaysian stocks. Chinese investors are celebrating, shouting that the East rises and the West falls, while Hong Kong stocks are experiencing a small surge. It seems that funds are fleeing from the USA stock market to seek refuge in the Asian market. But is that really the case? Even Warren Buffett has chosen to Hold Cash and wait, and Soros seems to be positioning to short a few Technology giants in the USA stock market. Funds may not be fleeing but merely changing direction from long to short.
More than a month ago, I felt that the US stock and Bitcoin markets were overheated, and there were signs of funds fleeing from the Global market towards the USA. It felt as if the USA was deploying a huge scheme to attract the hot money from around the world to chase the rise, with the intent of heavily reaping the funds pouring in globally.
It indeed appears that way now; everything is a scripted play by the large capitalists. At this time, being in a cash position is the best way to protect oneself and look for opportunities.

Since taking office, President Trump of the USA has appointed Musk as a senior adviser, leading a group of fearless young people to uncover various corruptions and malpractices within the USA federal government, which has disturbed many people's interests. It now seems that there has been a backlash, with waves against Tesla and Musk appearing everywhere.
Recently, Musk publicly identified the operators behind this wave as the Democratic Party of the USA and people like Soros, which is quite interesting. Soros is the most famous short-seller in the USA and rose to fame after triggering the 1998 Asian MMF crisis. If Tesla is targeted by short-sellers like Soros, it can basically be confirmed that the decline of those few Technology giants' stocks in the USA is due to heavy short-selling by big players.
The anti-Tesla and anti-Musk wave in the USA may currently only be a minor activity, but as the ancient saying goes: a single spark can start a prairie fire. Back in the day, the Hong Kong government’s attempt to amend the fugitive law triggered the anti-Extradition wave, which, under the guidance of Western forces, evolved into large-scale riots that caused tremendous harm to Hong Kong society, ultimately changing its fate. The current wave against Musk may also evolve into a movement against President Trump. If those big short-sellers and the Democratic Party add fuel to the fire, a small protest could very likely escalate into large-scale riots.
It cannot be said that there is no risk; Trump's tariff policies will inevitably lead to extreme inflation in the USA in the coming months, causing the cost of living for the American people to rise sharply. In the case of public discontent, protests will become a channel for people to vent their frustrations.

Trump's policies are likely to end in failure, as bringing manufacturing back to the United States will not lead to economic recovery. This is a backward step, with most Americans avoiding work and trying to enjoy social welfare. Now asking them to return to work, cut welfare, and deprive them of their comfortable lifestyle habits may cause social unrest in the United States. Especially the large-scale expulsion of undocumented immigrants may trigger social unrest in the United States. Using tariff policies to wage trade wars will further isolate the United States in global trade, instead promoting the rise of BRICS countries. Although the United States is a global economic power, this economic powerhouse relies on debt to support advanced consumption, with a per capita debt of USD 800K, a massive debt burden. Essentially, American society is a heavily indebted country. After the Russia-Ukraine conflict erupted, the United States sanctioned Russia, froze Russian assets, ringing alarm bells for countries around the world. It was suddenly discovered that holding a large amount of US dollar assets could also become a tool for US sanctions. The US dollar could also become a weapon to strike individual countries economically. Some countries are awakening to this fact and are operating a new international trade system, gradually moving away from the dollar-dominated economic model, which will deal a heavy blow to the US economy. Now the US financial markets are experiencing stock market and cryptocurrency bubbles, which are evidently a tulip scam, aiming to attract funds chasing the rising stock market and Bitcoin to enter the US stock market. Many signs indicate that global funds are flowing into the US market. Once this unprecedented bubble bursts, one-third of global funds will be harvested by Capital Research Global Investors. Investors need to be cautious.